NFL Week 6: Ravens-Browns, Cowboys-Packers headline a crowded Sunday

The NFL's Week 6 began Thursday night, when the Denver Broncos beat the Seattle Seahawks 17-14 in overtime. According to the Associated Press, cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian intercepted Sam Darnold in the extra period, and Wil Lutz then hit a 53-yard field goal to win it. Denver moved to 4-2. Seattle, the defending champion, fell to 3-3.

Twelve more games are on the schedule for Sunday, with Washington at San Francisco closing the week on Monday night. Cincinnati, Detroit, Miami and Minnesota have the week off.

Games to watch

Sources: CBS Sports schedule; records per Sports Illustrated.

Sports Illustrated rates Dallas at Green Bay as Sunday's top game. It is the teams' first meeting since the Micah Parsons trade, though Parsons is still recovering from a knee injury. Baltimore goes to Cleveland with Lamar Jackson out because of an ankle injury, according to the NFL's official injury report.

Standings storylines

The 49ers and Chiefs are the league's last unbeaten teams that play this week. Tennessee and the Chargers are both 0-5. Tennessee plays at Indianapolis.

In the NFC West, SI notes the Rams are only one game ahead of Arizona, which has lost four in a row. The two teams play Sunday in Los Angeles. Buffalo leads the AFC East.

In the 1 p.m. window, the Patriots (3-2) host the Jets.